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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

What woman, I wondered, could not see through such cant? Most women, it seemed to me, would prefer a man who cared enough for her to keep her, one who was willing, even, to fight for her, rather than one who was willing to "let her go". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #332)
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20 332 What View more quotes about woman">woman, I wondered, could not see through such cant? Most women, it seemed to me, would prefer a man who cared enough for her to keep her, one who was willing, even, to fight for her, rather than one who was willing to "let her go".

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 329 Most Goreans would regard it as absurd to let a woman go for whom one truly cared.
20 330 One shows caring by keeping.
20 331 And, if necessary, by fighting.
20 332 What woman, I wondered, could not see through such cant? Most women, it seemed to me, would prefer a man who cared enough for her to keep her, one who was willing, even, to fight for her, rather than one who was willing to "let her go".
20 333 "Apparently Tupita was stolen at the same time," he said.
20 334 "Yes, Master," I said.
20 335 It did not seem to me important to tell him that Tupita had been attempting to escape, using my sales price to purchase passage from Brundisium.
Most Goreans would regard it as absurd to let a woman go for whom one truly cared. One shows caring by keeping. And, if necessary, by fighting. What woman, I wondered, could not see through such cant? Most women, it seemed to me, would prefer a man who cared enough for her to keep her, one who was willing, even, to fight for her, rather than one who was willing to "let her go". "Apparently Tupita was stolen at the same time," he said. "Yes, Master," I said. It did not seem to me important to tell him that Tupita had been attempting to escape, using my sales price to purchase passage from Brundisium. - (Dancer of Gor)